Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-28
Gcntlemen,s Furnishings for FAN and Winter,

Gcntlemen's Furnishings for Fall and Winter,
While our r. porter was hunting for news,
he stepped into the tailoring establishment of
Messrs Ziska & McPhetridee, 106 East
Douglas avenue, and upon interviewing these
well known ia lors, the following styles for
gentemen's wear for the coming fall and
winter was given HIM:
For full dress, the swallow tail shall be full
dress for gentlemen: just now popular favor
is about equally divided between the shawl
roll and the peaked lapel either is correct;
young bloods, perhaps, generally prefer the
shawl roll For styles, fine worsred are
mostly used, though light weight West OF
EGG and broa &c 9th is favored by many; the
worsteds are bound with very narrow silk
binding Ing on half AM half sha vi rolls are COW
cred to the edge with silk, while the peaked
lapels, the silk extends only to
the seams, the vest, either
white embossed or embroidered silk or satin
or the same material as the coat Trousers
are larger than last season, but for full
dress are still shapely; IS 10 inches at the
knee and II 1-2 at the bottom is about the
thing.
Dsy Dress-The dou BILE breasted Prince
Abs rt. W tn fancy vest. and with trousers
of a little lighter color, is the only correct
full dress for day wear, except for elderly
gentleman, to whom a single breasted frock
is.most popular The double breasted coat is
a handsome garment as now made and well
deserves the popularity it enjoys. The
length averages IL 2 inches TO waist ana 90
inches full length.
Trousers are Isrger than for full dress.
For Half Dress-Popular favor, being di-
yided between three and four button cuta-
way. the vest, whether the same material as
coat or not, closes with five buttons and opens
from IA to Is inches.
Business Suits-Sacks are the most COM
Portable, convenient and appropriate for any
sort of labor. Just now they are popular IN
various STYLES, auy of which is neat and ar
tistic. The single breasted and button
sack is the most popular form; the double
breasted sack, though not worn at present,
will undoubtedly be in greater demand later
on. as it is considered to be the
very s'thipgiest" thing for cold weather
Business suits are made OF fancy gooos,
such as checkered and striped cheviots,
Scotch tweeds and cassimeres vests are
cut rather low, and will have either a plain
or a notched collar Pantaloons Will aver
age eighteen to twenty inches at the knee
and eighteen to eighteen and one-haf at the
bottom
Overcoats-Usually the leading overcoat
will be the Chesterfield or fly front sack; the
next popular will be thedouble breasted over
sack. For winter wear they Will be mace
of heavy weight material, such as beaver,
Montsgnac and Shetland The coller will
be of velvet and the edges bound with the
same material or with cloth, or finished with
tubular braid. The double breasted sack
will be made from the same range of goods:
Pantaloons are longer and the shoulders OF
coats wider than last season.
Messrs Ziska & McPhetridge have the
largest line of all the latest things for gen.
tlemen's wear, embracing the finest goods in
the market. Their fall goods are ready for
inspection, as these gent emen were too busily
engaged taking orders, the reporter, to take
any more of their time, he bid them adleu.